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Endozepine stupor. Recurring stupor linked to endozepine-4 accumulation. | |
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Recurring stupor can be caused by repeated metabolic, toxic or structural brain disturbances. Recently, cases of recurring stupor, with fast EEG activity were shown to display increased endogenous benzodiazepine-like activity during the episodes of stupor. Patients with recurring stupor underwent extensive metabolic and toxicologic screening, EEG and brain imaging. Endozepines and exogenously administered benzodiazepines were assayed in plasma and CSF by means of mass spectrometry. Flumazenil, a benzodiazepine antagonist was administered and the behavioural and EEG responses monitored. Treatment with oral flumazenil was attempted in selected cases. Twenty patients were found with recurring stupor. Episodes had begun between ages 18 and 67 years, and in nine patients, had disappeared spontaneously after 4-6 years with symptoms. Stupor lasted hours or days. Onset of the episodes and frequency were unpredictable. Patients were normal between attacks. Stupor was characterized by initial drowsiness, staggering and behavioural changes, followed by deep sleep and spontaneous recovery with post-ictal amnesia. Biochemical screening and brain imaging were always normal. Ictal EEG showed fast background activity, and flumazenil transiently awoke the patients and normalized the EEG. In the nine cases examined, endozepine-4 levels were increased during the stupor. Oral flumazenil reduced the frequency of the attacks in three of these nine patients. Recurring episodes of stupor may be due to increased endozepine-4. We propose the term 'endozepine stupor' for such episodes. Endozepine-4 is an endogenous ligand for the benzodiazepine recognition site at the GABAA receptor, with unknown molecular structure. |
E Lugaresi; P Montagna; P Tinuper; G Plazzi; R Gallassi; T C Wang; S P Markey; J D Rothstein |
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Title: Brain : a journal of neurology Volume: 121 ( Pt 1) ISSN: 0006-8950 ISO Abbreviation: Brain Publication Date: 1998 Jan |
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A Tennessee woman ended up in jail after police said she burned her grown son's clothes in an apparent attempt to persuade him to clean up after himself. According to a police report, Cumberland County sheriff's deputies were dispatched to a house in Crossville early Saturday morning to respond to a report of a domestic disturbance. When they arrived, they found a pile of clothes burning in a carport. According to Deputy Chuck Hennessee, the son, Daniel Hill, said he and his mother, Theresa Marie Conley, 53, had been drinking and that while he was passed out on a couch, his mother gathered up several articles of clothing he had left lying around the house, including his work uniforms, carried them to the carport and set them on fire. No one was injured, but the residence sustained fire damage to some vinyl siding, according to Hennessee's report. Conley was charged with reckless burning and vandalism and was placed under a $1,500 bond.
Slacker admits he had a moment that he lost it with his son, Noah. He took him to the Renaissance Festival and bought him a sword. It was made of wood and Noah is leaving marks all over the wall with it. He kept pretending to go after Slacker with the sword and swinging it in his face. Slacker told him to stop and warned Noah that if he touched him with it, he would take the sword away. Noah tested him and put it in his face again but hit him in the eye. Slacker grabbed the sword and smashed it into a thousand pieces.
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Co. F. 81st. Reg't NY Infantry Description: Age 18 years, Height 5 feet 7 inches Complexion fair Eyes: Blue; Hair: Black Where born: Oswego, New York Occupation: Driver Enlistment: When: October 22nd, 1861 Where: Gilberts Mills By whom: E.S. Cook; term 3 years Remarks: Transfer to Invalid Corps, Aug. 7, 1863 Special Order: August 24, 1864 Discharged: August 24, 1864 Re: History of Oswego Co... P323 c1877
See his Flag Request for Burial Pension Claim Information and photograph contributed by his great-grandson, Mark W. Snyder.
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However, I see in the paper that 10,000 Rotarians from 72 nations opened their 50th annual convention on Sunday night in Madison Square Garden. This will go on for six days, and they expect to have 16,000 in attendance. In addition, the Dental Association is meeting here and the mayors of the country are meeting also.
Altogether, New York City must be looked upon with favor by the various groups as a place to hold their meetings.
I would like to call attention to the fact that the New York State Commission Against Discrimination reported Monday that in the first quarter of 1959 there was a big rise in complaints against employment agencies for discrimination.
On the same day a special report by the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, which does some of the very best work to prevent discrimination, reported that in several sections of the country private employment agencies had become "the cat's paw of job bias" and had thrown "a protection curtain around discriminatory employers."
It is high time that in this country the only qualification for a job should be competence, and neither race nor religion should be considered in employment.
I am sure that there are many, many people who were saddened Monday to read of the death of Mr. Charles C. Burlingham. He had been blind and hard of hearing for the last few years but he remained active and mentally alert. He had thousands of friends, many of them very close, who will miss him greatly, as will his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren because in a way Mr. Burlingham kept his young outlook on life and the young people were always glad of a chance to talk with him.
He was always in the thick of political reform. He crossed party lines very easily after he became an elder statesman—whenever he saw a chance of achieving the results he wanted, regardless of the party that happened to be in power.
His loss will be felt keenly because his pen had been at work even in recent battles. Those of us who had the pleasure of knowing him deeply sympathize with his family and close friends.
On Saturday night I attended the dinner of the Associated Health Foundation, which is part of the Knights of Pythias. At this dinner every year they give away large sums of money to various good causes. They presented to me a check for the Institute for Cancer Research in Denver and promised to continue their interest in this institution. I know there is deep gratitude in the part of those who are raising money to make this cancer research center a reality.
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Chinese Pai Gow Tables Turned Upside Down
After millions of unemployed Chinese opened daytrading accounts and started gunning stocks for a living, they were all taken to the cleaners and given haircuts.
Such is the life in a casino. Win big for a few days, then lose everything. Never underestimate the gambling fever among the Reds.
Meanwhile, while everything was getting smoked here in the U.S., investors seemed to seek refuge in the worst of the worst CRE-infected, diseased, impaired banks such as Citibank, Regions, and BB&T.
Even CIT was getting bought up today.
As predicted, bonds were well bid today, and yields fell back just in time for the next big flotation of new confetti by Uncle Sam.
Other than that, a pretty boring day, where stocks were basically pinned in a flatline. Must be where "Maxpain" is. Goldman is assured to make sure nobody, I mean nobody, cashes in a profit prior to options expiration.
Overall, I was expecting much worse, damage seemed to be limited. Must be a huge amount of puts as well as calls which Goldman has to throw into the bonfire the next few days.
One more thing, IBD replaced No. 99 and No. 100 in its top 100 list over the weekend. The new picks are DDRX and DTG. Classic "rear view" analysis by Wm. O'Neil. Funny he should add those two to the list after they are up 2600% off the lows. LOL….
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FXI and IFN looking quite sick. Heck, IFN is back to almost oversold level (and what I think was post-election opening price).
I can't wait for one more down day, and the interviews on CNBC about how oversold India stocks are now.
that's all, no nudes?
Does new AWSOMO ships together with the new and upgraded Chinese wall?
So you could see them while they can't see you...
I expected nudes...
the new AWSOMO must be shipped together with the new and upgraded Chinese wall!
So you could see them while they can't see you...or is it that they can...
Trading CIT is like having one of dem der money printin' machines, I mean
up 15%
down 40%
up 65%
down 30%
...on and on.....so it goes....I love that stock
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I had some good ones for today.
Marla changed something, no more formatting in the comment section.
robo, not sure what has changed (nothing on our end). are you sure your rich text format is not enabled?
Yes... I think you're are right... Kathy Lee just ruined the whole flow that day.
The Chinese are degenerate gamblers..worse than junkies...not surprised at all.
Hey now, PaiGow Poker was THE game to play when I was last in Vegas. Yeah I lost a little but I was able to play for HOURS while getting stuffed on free drinks. $10 minimum and a million ways to push and let it ride.
Within view of the Planet Hollywood Pleasure Pit, twas fabulous.
Ahh... the pleasure pit. I had a good run there at the black jack tables. Too bad I crapped out several hours later.
Shake 'em up, shake 'em up, shake 'em up shake em, watch as the casino breaks em with the seven, seven-eleven, seven-eleven, Seven even back do lil' yoe
pai gow is always the chill spot - the best addition to it was a table in vegas that allowed the players to decide if they want to be part of the roll off after the hand for all the pushers... if you so decide, one player of all the pushers gets to call ying or yang and a die is rolled by the dealer.. if guessed correctly, all pushers win.. if not, all pushers lose.. turns it into a mini craps table
so you can sit and push all night or join in on the instant gratification
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Godzilla step on market. Me chinese, me play joke. Me put pee-pee in your coke.
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Wells Fargo ain't well at all seems that there is a growing freeze-out of their 'debit cards' !!! yes, funded funds
not now being accepted, seems, too, that they have been, since December 2008 holding up 'clearing' deposits into private accounts, i personally had $200,000 from Bank America good money cashier cheque held for ransom for THREE weeks before allowing me access to my own money in my own Wells Fargo Account,
Ah, but its not over, just last week, i deposited two each $4999.00 checks to replenish my slush accounts - debit cards and checking Wells Fargo...good money Schwab Bank checks, clearable via Federal Reserve San Francisco overnight, no problem Wells Fargo, counter person said 5 days hold, then an email from Wells Fargo, regards ONE of those checks, 'more than five days'
Well thats it! Sticking to Schwab Bank, yes even FDIC insured (the bank funds) and no toxic waste either
Beware the Witch - it ain't over with the banks, not even, really begun to be over with...
So, likewise the 'New Chinese' you racist bastards think they are dumb, taken for a 'haircut' well sophisticated fools of America, investment wise, you got some expensive schooling coming up really really soon
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Landscape the gardens of the Alhambra by planting orange trees, lemon trees, palm trees and lavender trees. The playing tiles lie in front of you. Each one shows four different kinds of tree, with varying numbers of each tree. Plant your trees skillfully so that you surround as many buildings as possible. And remember that some buildings are more valuable than others: a tower is worth more than a seraglio and chambers more than the arcades.
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Players: 2 - 6
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I really like this game. High quality.
It's easy to explain and play... but be careful to understand the scoring. Scoring happens throughout the game. Place your tile to match other flowers. You score and maybe several other players score as well. The key, of course, is to make sure you score more.
While the strategy is important for older children and adults, younger people can play along. Just pick a tile, lay it down and score it.
At the end you have a beautiful flower garden.
Well, don't get me wrong about the three stars. There's nothing "wrong" with this game per se; clear and simple rules and clean game play. You lay tiles with flowers on them hoping to surround the most points (thus winning them), while hopefully getting your oponents to waste flowers winning low points. Fairly straightfoward, and there are a number of different and unobvious strategies possible.
The only reason I don't give it more is that it's just not super involving. It's a little dry and bean-counterish.
What's interesting is that there are indications that the game designers had originally tried to pump more into this game but then decided at the last minute to keep things simple. For instance, there are "up" arrows on the points tiles but there's no meaning to this orientation. Also, there are paths but in the end they also mean nothing.
In the end, however, those elements probably tested badly, adding complexity for its own sake.
So I'd bet that for the kind of people who like this kind of game they will love Gardens because it's good-looking, well made and relatively interesting.
I admit that Carat is not the world's most wonderful game, but there is something about it that does catch my fancy.
On first glance, it looks as though the game should be fairly simple. All you're doing, after all, is placing a square tile on the board that gives a number--and the same number, at that--to the four competing colors. Yet choosing the best spot for that tile often turns out to take a minute or two of thought. The number you need for your own color on one side of the square gives that same number to the other three colors on the other three sides, you see... and therein lies the challenge.
I'd also like to mention that we found the three-tile variation not to take especially longer than the basic one-tile rule. It seemed to make playing more fun, as you were more likely to have a tile you were glad to play, and thus faster, since you didn't sit and worry which of your two or three bad choices you were going to force yourself to take.
Carat is not for everybody, since you have to enjoy playing around with simple arithmetic... but if you do, this is a nice game to do it with! Colorful, clever, clear, and quick.


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BEDFORD — The focus was on education and fun at the Bedford Fire Department's Open House Tuesday.
October is Fire Prevention Month, and the Open House was part of a larger initiative that will include visits to the schools in town to talk to kids about fire safety, said Fire Chief Scott Wiggin.
"Kids will hopefully take that information back home with them," Wiggin said, and talk about such topics as smoke alarms, escape routes and meeting places.
"To this day, we still go out and find homes without batteries in the smoke detectors, or no smoke detectors at all," Wiggin said.
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Overall the 2000-2001 years were probably the best and most fun in ISU sports history.
Gene Smith, 1993-2000. 7 years, 6 NCAA's, 1 bowl game. Revenue sports postseason participation 50%. Good. Bruce Vandevelde, 2000-20005. 5 years, 4 bowl games, 2 NCAA's, 2 NIT's. Postseason participation 80%. Better. Jamie Pollard, 2005-. 4 years. 1 bowl game, 0 NCAA's, 0 NIT's. Postseason participation: 13%. The next big step. My ignore list: splitidentity, tarheelhawk,superdorf, clones_jer. That is all.
Originally Posted by MontyBurns Overall the 2000-2001 years were probably the best and most fun in ISU sports history. agree 100% except that MSU game, i cried at the end.
Originally Posted by erikbj agree 100% except that MSU game, i cried at the end. Yeah but at least we were there. At the time most of us probably didn't appreciate how much of an accomplishment that was. I would be happy if we could just be relevant in a major sport again sometime, even if it meant losing like that.
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The multivariate calibration problem is a problem of predicting the concentration in an unknown sample, cun, from the response vector of an unknown sample, run (J responses). The predicting equation can be arranged in the form ĉun = runTR+c. (1) R+ is the pseudo-inverse of the calibration set matrix of responses, R, whose column indices correspond to the J sensors or wavelengths and row indices correspond to the I samples (individuals), and c is the vector of concentrations for the I samples of the analyte in each of the calibration samples. Derivation of Eq. 1 is described in Ref. 1. The PLS regression involves solution of the predicting equation.
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Winchester 1300... good, bad, or ugly ???
I've got the oportunity to get a pretty good deal on a Winchester 1300 20 ga... how are they, any glitches, anything to look out for ??? strength ??? durability??? functionality ???
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I just sold a 1300 20ga Defender and it is a great shotgun. I had no problems with it. The only reason I sold it was I wanted a 12ga shotgun. I really liked it and it is very smooth action.
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To me, the 1300 compares very favorably with the Remington Express and Mossberg 500. It isn't a Wingmaster, IMO, but it is a good shotgun. I've had one for many years, shot it quite a bit, and never had a single problem with it. If you're looking at a good deal, I say go for it.
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I believe it is in the latest G&A that Patrick Sweeny evaluates a new FN shotgun. He compares it to the 1300 and says that his experience with 1300 is not good. But that the FN is a much better built gun.
I had one and I shot it a few times and it always worked. I think it depends on how much you are going to use it. I had mine for HD and it did it's job. I don't think they are as strong/durable as a Remington, so if it going to be your everyday hunting gun it probably won't last to long.
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I've always had Winchester shotguns. Have a 1300 right now and have never had a single problem with it.
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They look like the Mossberg 500, the W1300 is very under rated. Don't buy anything you doubt before some research and try to Google "Winchester 1300 failure" and read the horror stories, the Rem 870 and Moss 590 are just superior guns cause the attention they get and all the upgrades and variants.
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12gLA "They look like the Mossberg 500, the W1300"
The Remington and Mossberg look more a like. The safeties are in different places and the 1300 has a shorter fore grip on them. I think MagWheGun knows what they look like.
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Love my Winchester and it's atleast 20 plus yrs old and fires on target. Im not the original owner, but it has the age and it is still going strong and feels very solid. Winchester is legendary and has a solid reputation..sure, theres a clunker in EVERY brand, but Winchester is as solid and reliable as any made..anyone tells you different, they are BSn and being slanted.
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Christian Rex van Minnen "GOLDEN MEMES" @ Robischon Gallery, Denver
Juxtapoz // Monday, January 12, 2015
Robischon Gallery in Denver will open an exhibition next week featuring 11 recently executed paintings by Christian Rex van Minnen, who was featured in the April 2014 print edition of Juxtapoz. The show, "Golden Memes," opens on January 15, 2015.
Jaime Brett Treadwell "Trick Magic" @ Mirus Gallery, SF
Juxtapoz // Monday, January 12, 2015
We are huge fans of Jaime Brett Treadwell at this magazine. He has been featured in our print edition and also showcased in our New Contemporary book as well. On January 17, he will open a new body of work, "Trick Magic," at Mirus Gallery in SF.
Cut It Out @Urban Nation, Berlin
Street Art // Monday, January 12, 2015
A couple of friends of Juxtapoz collaborating on this show. Henrik Haven, who is based in Copenhagen and has contributed to both the print and web editions of Juxtapoz, has co-curated with Olly Walker on a special show at Urban Nation in Berlin called "Cut It Out," a look into the "art of the stencil and features brand new works, equipment, tools and stencils by each artist." The show opens on January 31, 2015!
Kris Kidd and Cameron Lee Phan Present "A History of Bad Men"
Photography // Monday, January 12, 2015
Strewn across the highway in fur and fresh tears, doused in the same fear and guilt as every shamed boy before him, Kris Kidd walks. By his own admittance, the highway is his playground and he is a too curious child on the cusp of manhood and manic depression.
Arnold Newman: Masterclass @ Contemporary Jewish Museum, SF
Photography // Monday, January 12, 2015
We've been meaning to go check out Arnold Newman: Masterclass at the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco for a while now and are so glad we did. It is truly an impressive exhibition of one of the most productive, creative, influencial and successful portrait photographers of the twentieth century. Newman, who passed away in 2006 photographed famous artists, creatives, scientists, intellectuals, authors, and statesman with great sensitivity and care, incorporating each subjects personal environment, work, and intellectual background in his photographs.
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I have great pleasure today in introducing you to Trish from Two Peas in a Pod. She has some wonderful tutorials and sewing patterns on her site and recently started an on-line sewing class. Today she is sharing one of her tutorials with us AND very generously offering a give-away for one reader of this blog. Thank you Trish.
My name is Trish and I'm an admitted paper crafter wanna-be. Really. I have friends who absolutely are awesome and create the most amazing things. Cards, smash books, multi-media pages. I dabble here and there. I look in awe mostly.
What I do a lot of is sew. And sew. And sew. Maybe some of you sew too? Maybe some of my sewing can help you in your paper crafting. Here's how...
I am the mother of 3 girls. We wear a lot of ruffles and flowers and pink in this house. I adore making handmade flowers for my girls to wear on their sweaters or in their hair. And you know what? They would be an awesome addition to your paper crafting.
Here's a quick video tutorial on making your own rolled rosettes. To make them lay better on your pages, try making your fabric strips thinner, no more than 1/2" and twist the fabric. That should help you build your flower more flat so that it lays nice. I love to add buttons and other vintage jewelry findings to the top of my flowers. They take a wee bit of practice but after a few tries, they are really easy and you'll be completely addicted to making these for all kinds of things!
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Do you have a recovery story to share with us? Your comments and feedback are extremely important to us and we welcome any contribution that you may want to make. We'll also list a number of them on our web site, for all newcomers to see. Please send us your story along with a picture of your loved pet to email@example.com and we will publish it on our website.
Zoe joined us back in Feb 2009 and I took her down to the vet for her first check up and immunisations etc. While I was there my vet asked if I wanted to get her microchipped and I thought about it and decided to get it done. About a week later, I dropped my daughter at home after school and went to the shops. While out I got a call from my daughter saying "Zoe's not here, she's disappeared!" I told her to calm down, thinking that she was just hiding in the backyard somewhere. When I got home, after much searching, I realised that Zoe was in fact missing. While I was trying to work out what to do, the home phone rang and it was the local vet (not my usual one) asking if I had lost a puppy? They'd scanned her and found her chip and got my details! On collection, the vet advised me that two teenage girls had brought her in, saying their little brother had found her on the nature strip on his way home from school.
Thanks to the microchip and the registry we have Zoe back and now she's having a great time with us again and hanging out with our cat Belle. Sometimes they even play…..until Belle decides she's had enough, that is!
Hello, my name is Dixie and this is my story………
A very long time ago (in 2001), sometime after I was born, a young family came to my kennel in Moe Victoria and took me home. This was a bit of a surprise as I had been specially bred for my facial markings and was going to be a show dog, but my teeth weren't quite right for a show dog. There were two young boys to play with me and we were going to have lots of fun growing up together. They were very noisy and active which suited me as I am a Fox Terrier and just love to run and play like them. One day I went to the Vet and came home later very sore and sorry for myself. I had stitches on my belly and wasn't allowed to lick myself in the area.
I would just like to acknowledge and thank you for the following:
1. Your staff member Katie for being so helpful and responsive. She went beyond her duty and found out that my second dog was registered on another registry and gave me their number to check with them….I have also had similar excellent service from CAR in the past when I have needed to update my details.
2. The new email sent on the anniversary of pet registration with CAR that reminds people to ensure their records are accurate – what a good idea and it reminds everyone to ensure that their details are up to date - what a good idea – so thankyou for that as generally it is like a "set and forget" thing.
I have made a donation to your organisation and included a photo of Reggie.
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On Christmas 2006 we got our little British Short Hair kitten, Rocket. She was an indoor cat and loved running up and down the hallway at lightning speed. She was loved by all but, as she got older, she developed a very nasty habit of peeing in my Dad's shoes!! This was an obvious sign Rocket and my Dad did not get on. Four years later, in 2010, we reluctantly moved Rocket outside because my Dad was tired of buying new shoes. Since she had been an indoor cat her whole life she totally hated this new situation! So after one week she ran away. She was gone for two and half years!
Dr Scott Ison of Deniliquin Veterinary Clinic has implanted the microchip into the 2 millionth animal to be recorded on the National animal registry, Central Animal Records. Snookie is a Great Dane-cross pup who was implanted as part of a litter of 12 puppies and was found to be "Pet Number 2,000,000" on the nationally-accredited animal registry. Like many veterinary clinics and animal welfare groups throughout Australia, Deniliquin Veterinary Clinic have been implanting Trovan microchips registered with Central Animal Records for many years! Central Animal Records was the first national microchip registry in Australia and provides a 24 hours per day, 7 days per week animal recovery service for lost or stolen companion animals including not only dogs and cats, but also horses, birds and even reptiles! And, amazingly, Central Animal Records has now been responsible for reuniting over 500,000 lost or injured animals with their owners!
On Tuesday April 2nd 2013 there was a serious motor vehicle accident on the Hume Highway near Benalla VIC. A car and dog trailer carrying 6 award winning Chinese Crested Dogs was hit by a semi trailer. All 6 dogs escaped. Five have been found and are recovering well, however one young girl named Cyan is still missing.
The area near the accident scene has been extensively searched to no avail. Several media outlets have been contacted, door knocks have been conducted, flyers handed out and posted in several places in nearby towns. Social media pages are buzzing with her story.
She may have travelled a vast distance, or perhaps been picked up by a passing motorist. We are trying to do everything we can to help Cyans story reach a wider audience.
Cyans owners are distraught, as are her doggy pals that just want their friend home.
She is microchipped and all her details are current.
I was relocating for a job from country Shepparton VIC to Perth WA. My cats (x 2 – 8 months and 6 1/2 years) were flown over 1 week before myself – the kitten to a friend and the other to a cattery. Also, I happened to be staying with another friend in Perth for a few months (who has a cat and unable to accommodate mine) as I was waiting to move into another place.
A few days before I was to commence my new job I received a ph call from a vet stating they had my kitten. (all thanks to the microchip and my mobile ph contact). Apparently, my kitten wandered outside from my friends house, unbeknown to them, and the neighbours great Dane chased and mauled her. (these dogs were trained to chase rabbits) The kitten had been lying injured for 24 hours - probably hiding and dragging herself around – until she couldn't any longer, exhausted.
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Today, the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board announced that it is moving Recovery.gov to the cloud. As the world's largest consumer of information technology and as stewards of taxpayer dollars, the Federal Government has a duty to be a leader in pioneering the use of new technologies that are more efficient and economical.
For those of you not familiar with cloud computing, here is a brief explanation. There was a time when every household, town, or village had its own water well. Today, shared public utilities give us access to clean water by simply turning on the tap. Cloud computing works a lot like our shared public utilities. However, instead of water coming from a tap, users access computing power from a pool of shared resources. Just like the tap in your kitchen, cloud computing services can be turned on or off as needed, and, when the tap isn't on, not only can the water be used by someone else, but you aren't paying for resources that you don't use. Cloud computing is a new model for delivering computing resources – such as networks, servers, storage, or software applications.
Recovery.gov is the first government-wide system to move to the cloud. The move is part of the Administration's overall efforts to cut waste and fix or end government programs that don't work. By migrating to the public cloud, the Recovery Board is in position to leverage many advantages including the ability keep the site up as millions of Americans help report potential fraud, waste, and abuse. The Board expects savings of about $750,000 during its current budget cycle and significantly more savings in the long-term.
In April, HHS leveraged cloud computing to support implementation of Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems. To coordinate healthcare providers' implementation of new Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems, HHS is deploying a cloud-based customer relationship and project management solution provided by Salesforce.com. The solutions will support HHS's Regional Extension Centers in assisting doctors and rural hospitals in the selection, implementation and meaningful use of EHRs. Various implementation approaches can be analyzed to quickly identify best practices for EHR implementation as they emerge.
By using cloud services, the Federal Government will gain access to powerful technology resources faster and at lower costs. This frees us to focus on mission-critical tasks instead of purchasing, configuring, and maintaining redundant infrastructure.
The Obama Administration is committed to leveraging the power of cloud computing to help close the technology gap and deliver for the American people. I am hopeful that that the Recovery Board's move to the cloud will serve as a model for making government's use of technology smarter, better, and faster.
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